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Thursday, August 20, 2009
DEADLOCK DETECTION
graph reduction
-repeat:
-select unblocked process p
-remove p and all request and allocation edges
deadlock? graph not completely reducible
all reduction sequences lead to the same result
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EXAMPLE of RESOURCE ALLOCATION GRAPH RESOURCE ALL...
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